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Gender and development, according to Ameerah D. Milano
Ameerah D. Milano, Coordinator of Gender and Development Office Ameerah D. Milano started working on gender and development (GAD) at Far Eastern University (FEU) two years after the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier, she had joined the roster of faculty in the Department of Language and Literature of the Institute of Arts and Sciences. “A coordinator’s advocacy of GAD must be clear. Indicators and outputs should be transparent,” she said in a mix of English and Filipino. "Before,"
Sep 303 min read


Marine conservation at Coastal Cleanup
Demonstrating its steadfast commitment to environmental stewardship and community involvement, Far Eastern University (FEU) joined thousands of advocates at SM by the BAY for the International Coastal Cleanup last Sept. 19. Responding to the event’s call to action, #SeaTheChange, 53 Tamaraw volunteers gathered along the shores of Manila Bay. The FEU delegation brought together administrators, faculty members, non-teaching personnel, external National Service Training Progra
Sep 301 min read


A tribute to sports, arts legacy
Far Eastern University honored the life and legacy of Alfredo Reyes, a pioneering figure in FEU athletics and the performing arts, through a centennial celebration. A century after his birth, Reyes’s legacy continues through the athletes and artists he championed and the generations of Tamaraws inspired to pursue excellence on the field, on the court, and on the stage. Reyes recruited around 100 dancers from the FEU’s Physical Education Department and enlisted Corazon Iñigo a
Sep 302 min read


For Everyone, One UAAP Logo
Photo courtesy of the UAAP. For UAAP Season 89, host Far Eastern University chose not to create a separate season logo. UAAP President Mark Molina said the reason is simple: the league should have one clear and recognizable logo. “We believe there should be only one UAAP logo. Creating a different logo for every season can confuse the audience and weaken the branding of the UAAP logo,” Molina said. The current UAAP logo was created in 2021 by Darryl John Digal, then an FEU B
Sep 301 min read


FEU acquires majority stake in UNC-Bataan
Far Eastern University (FEU) has completed a ₱156-million investment in Bataan Peninsula Educational Institution, Inc. (BPEII), acquiring a majority stake in the operator of University of Nueva Caceres-Bataan (UNC-Bataan) in Dinalupihan. The investment further expands the FEU Group of Schools’ presence, which now extends across 16 campuses and partner institutions in the Philippines and Brunei. UNC-Bataan is an established basic and higher education institution offering
Sep 302 min read


Journal joins Asian citation index, strengthens international scholarly visibility
Far Eastern University’s Asian Journal on Perspectives in Education (AJPE) is now included in the Asian Science Citation Index (ASCI), marking another milestone in its continuing efforts to broaden the international visibility and discoverability of the research it publishes. This inclusion in ASCI adds to AJPE’s presence in Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, ResearchBib Academic Resource Index, Andrew Gonzales Philippine Citation Index, BASE, Philippine National Library, Scilit, Cro
Sep 282 min read


FEU Navigate brings university life closer to students
Far Eastern University has introduced FEU Navigate, a mobile application that brings academic resources, campus activities, student support services, university updates, and a points and rewards system into one platform. Designed to help students discover, access, and participate in more of what FEU offers, Navigate is organized around four areas: My Academics, Campus Life, My Care Space, and Points. The vision for Navigate came from Senior Vice President Trina Tinio. Develop
Sep 283 min read


EdJop, the man, the hero
Far Eastern University’s Academic Affairs Office, through its General Education Department, recently hosted “EdJop: Campus Conversations—a youth-led forum with the filmmakers” ahead of the film’s release. EdJop would have been a day older than 78. “This is the biggest crowd yet,” commented actor Elijah Canlas, who appears as EdJop in the film. By then the cast had had conversations with students in four other universities in Cebu, Zamboanga, Quezon City, and Manil
Sep 223 min read


2 student films advance to FAMAS Short Film Festival
Far Eastern University Department of Communication student filmmakers continue to make waves in Philippine independent cinema as short films “Kahel” and “Lily” were named official selections for the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) Short Film Festival. Organized by FAMAS in partnership with REMS Entertainment, led by festival director Gabby Ramos and FAMAS president Francia Conrado, the festival selected the films from hundreds of submissions across the cou
Sep 213 min read


The Golden Tamaraw That Carried Vice Ganda
When Vice Ganda entered the Mall of Asia Arena riding a giant Golden Tamaraw at the opening of UAAP Season 89, the image became one of the defining visuals of the night. When Vice Ganda entered the Mall of Asia Arena riding a giant Golden Tamaraw at the opening of UAAP Season 89, the image became one of the defining visuals of the night. Next to Vice Ganda herself, the towering Tamaraw was the single most important visual element of the performance. It brought the identity of
Sep 143 min read


Tamaraws place 7th in international contest, get two awards Tamaraws represent Phl in international law contest
For the first time, FEU Institute of Law (FEU IL) students represented the Philippines at the 2026 Asia Cup International Law Moot Court Competition in Tokyo, Japan, placing 7th among 16 teams and taking home two individual awards. The Tamaraws brought home two individual oralist awards from the international rounds: Denise Rica P. Magtabog, Top 3 Best Oralist (Applicant); and James Andrew D. Bautista, Top 9 Best Oralist (Applicant). “An oralist is a team member who delivers
Sep 82 min read


‘Ani’ harvests top prize at Binisaya Film Festival
Far Eastern University (FEU) Department of Communication alumna Ayessa Tan added another feather to her cap as her short film “Ani” clinched the Best Film award under the Binisaya Horizons category at the 16th Binisaya International Film Festival, held from Aug. 16 to 23. This was announced during the festival’s closing program, where the Padayon Award winners were recognized. Prior to its success in Cebu, the short film gained critical acclaim at FEU’s Sinepiyu XVIII, taking
Sep 22 min read
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